From their upcoming album “Loved”, to be released on 12 September 2025:
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Rachel Bochner – “Silver Rings”
Hailing from New York City, this singer and songwriter has been an avid music lover her entire life, but her musical journey began in 2018 when she got an A&R internship with a record label. Immersed in the music scene, she found a passion for songwriting. She’s performed live shows at famed venues like the Mercury Lounge and the Brooklyn Bowl and collaborated with Xana and flowerovlove. Inspired by Lana Del Rey, Maggie Rogers and Julia Michaels, she debuted with “Purple” in 2020.
Singing about the intense yearning to be with that someone special, her new single combines her poetic lyrics with a sophisticated pop melody. Taken from her recently released album “Lovergirl (Deluxe)”, she starts the song with soft and moody guitar plucks. Then it slowly ascends, in the background of warm, multi-vocal harmonies, to a more lively chorus. With a bouncy percussion, fiery electric guitars and her hypnotic vocal charm, this mesmerizing groove has a bit of a sonic bite.
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Todd Rundgren – “Hello It’s Me”
From his album “Something/Anything?” (1972):Alison Goldfrapp – “Hey Hi Hello”
From her upcoming album “Flux”, to be released on 15 August 2025:
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Nelson Sobral – “Love Is A Fools Game”
Based in Toronto, this Canadian singer, songwriter and guitarist grew up with a passion for music, partially fuelled by the 60s and 70s music that was always playing around the house. Although he veered off into a short stint as an MMA fighter, music remained his staple. He’s since shared the stage with diverse artists like Jeff Healey and played various festivals and venues like The Bluebird in Nashville. Inspired by KISS, Otis Redding and Willie Nelson, he debuted with his album “N3lly” in 2018.
Dipped in nostalgic melodic rock vibes, his new single is an invigorating blend of retro rock, stirring Americana and gritty blues. Taken from his recently released third album “três!”, the song instantly pounds our senses with some fiery electric guitar riffs. Joined by vivacious drums, each layer adds a sonic touch of the 70s. And with an inspired howling guitar solo, rich harmonies and passionate vocal power, this groovy rocker brings the vivid sound of yesteryear back to the here and now.
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From their album “Head Up High” (2013):
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